15 most breathtaking natural swimming pools that you need to visit
Looking for a place to spend your vacation on this summer? Then here are some of the most breathtaking swimming pools in the world that you need to visit on this summer. You ought to peep trough the veils of the ethereal nature at least once in a while in this lifetime. Get yourself enchanted in the midst of these alluring natural pools which reveals the magical beauty of nature.
1. The Dead Sea, Israel, and Jordan
The Dead Sea which is bordered by Israel and Jordan has been a thriving tourist attraction for all the past years. Swimming in the Dead Sea turns outs to be floating rather than swimming because of the vast amounts of salt in it. The salt and minerals of the Dead Sea are suitable for both your beauty and health.

2. Öschinensee Lake, Lötschberg, Switzerland
The Öschinensee Lake is in the Lötschberg region of Switzerland. It is a dazzling lake that lies midst of the peaks of Blüemlisalp, Fründenhorn, Oeschinenhorn, and Doldenhorn. If you are an extreme nature lover, the sight of Lake Öschinensee is sure to embrace your soul.

3. To Sua Ocean Trench, Lotofaga, Samoa
To Sua Ocean Trench is located in the Lotofago Village which is on the south coast of Upolu Island. It is one of the most stunning natural pools which is more like a crystal blue hole surrounded by lush gardens, which you can access by the ladder that goes down into the hole.

5. Havasu Falls, Grand Canyon, Arizona
All over the past years and even up to now, Havasu Falls is a stunning piece of beauty which always caught the attraction of the Grand Canyon tourists. The Havasu Falls, which world famous as the blue-green waterfalls of Arizona is located 2 miles below the Havasupai village of Supai.

8. Hamilton Pool Preserve, Austin, Texas
The Hamilton Pool Preserve is a natural swimming pool surrounded by a grotto, and the pool never dries up which is just below a 50 feet waterfall. An erosion that occurred many years ago which led to collapse the dome of an underground river led to the formation of this natural pool.

10. Jellyfish Lake, Palau, Micronesia
The Jellyfish Lake which is on the Eil Malk Island in Palau is an exciting pool to swim with where you can find plenty of harmless Jellyfish because it’s light even if they sting. The Jellyfish Lake is the best place for someone who loves to explore the wonder of the marine life.

14. Lake Hillier, Western Australia
The Lake Hiller is a salty lake which is on the edge of the Middle Island in West Australia. The amazing fact about Lake Hillier is that the color of the water which is pink. You can still swim in this lake since the water is not harmful at all but the only difficulty is in getting into the Island. The only way of reaching the Lake is by a cruise or a helicopter.
